A New York appellate court ruled that a worker was entitled to partial summary judgment on his Labor Law claim, and his employer was entitled to summary judgment dismissing the…
A Florida appellate court ruled that exclusivity did not shield a general contractor from liability for a worker’s death resulting from a fall that occurred when he came to the…
West Virginia’s Intermediate Court of Appeals upheld the expansion of a worker’s claim to include additional conditions and an award of temporary total disability benefits.
Case: Mastec Inc. v. Blackwell, No. 25-ICA-344…
A California Senate committee passed a bill that would eliminate an “outdated” requirement that airport firefighters complete a state-mandated training program to be covered by workers’ compensation presumptions.
The Senate Committee on…
A California Assembly committee passed a bill that would create a mandatory certification process for companies engaged in fabrication activities involving manufactured stone.
The Assembly Labor and Employment Committee on Wednesday…
The Nebraska Supreme Court upheld a jury verdict awarding benefits to a railroad dispatcher for her ankle injury that was largely apportioned to her own fault, and which denied the employer…